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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-05-17, Page 8CLAUDIAARZNGNINGS PL.1,80Y MAGAZ/Nrti "PLAYMATE OF THE YEAR" COLOR NIA 100 A ROM CORAIAMPRODUClION Amt glary 1j11 /10•110N111 Seen. 1111 • OPENING WEDNESDAY MAY 23 NIGHTLY INC. SUNDAY Frida & aturda — May 18 & 19 0 'TVIUCK 'AROLitth wn" "THE JAMMER" a She'll lake her wheels ' and shove em down your throat' CLINTON - ONTARIO A SALON PRODUCTION A TRANS AMERICAN FILMS RELEASE COLOR dot•NUNRA. — BIG HORROR FEATURES SUNDAY. MAY 20 .Ws,.,;:*2 this film is filled with .. . SHOCK AFTER SHOCK BRYANT HALIDAY"1:0314632:::" JILL HAWORTH """""''`°"' 'The night Elmira!' came out of the grow' IlaDDocroR OF ut,„Qop ISLAND IR 111•01)41,111.4 00t011 Christopher Lee ADT.M1,1.A1.10E to Twit ACI 1.11 WED THURS - FRI - MAY 2.344-25 Film the Mallet ui Shock A Shocking Masterpiece ALFRED IIITCIICOCKS • "FRENZY`" A .UNIViNKAt iiiELEAOk • ltaiNtdOLOW • A:411,...,4 ZILTImminza a thriller .„0-try Duo-- • - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT I:. HURON EXPOSITOR, SSA FOPTI40 Wry MAY 17, NSALL SRRING FAIR Anyone interested in showing market cattle at -- NEAL! SPRING FAIR ----------Tuesday-June 19th. FOR PRIZE LIST CONTACT; BILL COLEMAN, '262-5031 or GLADYS McGREGOR, 262-5839 All animals must be sold, the day of the fair and all animals must be halter broken. No 074 vevas PL,IS wit 16 rhu 17 Fri 18 INC RANK 0•CANIZATIO1 PRESENTS RENTAINCE THE SQUARE PHONE '524 7811 AI RCON13.1 TION D • $.1.19 end Selooloy Motinaal 9 suu.20 Mort 21 r.22 aaaa Aar Wawa •11.00•6•••••••••••••1 4"1"C'N motlen pAcla.r. • la rum • 01.p1Pe.U.11 Ix 5Nnnun Loam • Dana Nem. a %Wall • WV.' Man kik/ /5 Mao Aro. Chake a Nam ••• 1.1..matz u (Spuman phi 23 Th.. 24 fd25 5.26.- •.27 m.28 This is the weekend they didneiplay golf. REST PICTURE iverance, OF THE YEAR NOAUNATED Bela" A JOHN BOORMAN FILM. 'Ar.A C=In JON WIGHT BURT REYNOLDS • "DELIVERANCE" 111 41LAyrSto1, KM`, ^E Sc'eema 5a ,ariea 1:,,eckm Ca Jam &erne QUEENS SEAFORTH THURSDAY ! FRIDAY, SATURDAY Rid( Diamond In the Matron Lounge Mr. Robert R Scarlett, stu- dent at Anarbot4 University Is visiting Miss M. Scarlett and Mrs. Hoggarth before returning to his home in Seattle, Washing- ton. Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart returned home Saturday from attending the Conference of The United Church of Canada in Wind- sor. They were guests of Mrs. John Currie while they were in the city. They also ,visited friends and relatives in Kings- ville, Leamington, Chatham and Wyoming. St. James' CWL BAKE SALE MAY 19 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Cardno Entrance STAG r for MURRAY TAYLOR Friday, May 2 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Hensall Community Centre Admission $1.00 LUNCH PROVIDED CABARET DANCE Seaforth Legion SAT., MAY 26 Dancing 9:30 to ? SPONSORED BY 1.0.0.F. LODGE NO. 55, SEAFORTH Tickets $3 per Couple. Tickets available from members. DANCE WITH GREASEBALL BOOGIE BAND appearing at GODERICH D.C.I. 9 p.m.-12 p.m, FRIDAY, MAY 2 5 AdmIsslOn - $2 + Student Card Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY IR the Red Knight Root', Elgin, Gord and Dion fisher WITH AUDREY KERR AT THE PIANO Thurs. Fri. & Sat.. — Ladies' and Escorts'Room — Russ & Dale TASTY CHICKEN WINGS FOR SNACKS AMPLE FREE PARKING — COMMERCIAL HOTEL — Seaforth READ and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED DANCE AT CHSS AUDITORIUM CLINTON FRIDAY, MAY 25th 9 --12 Music by Major Hoople's 'Boarding House Admission: Student Card 1.75 — Without 2.00 Refreshments FIRST ANNUAL MEETING The Van Egmond Foundation Notice is hereby given that the FirSt Annual General Meeting' of The Van Egmond Foundation will be held in the Town Hall, Seaforth on TUES. May 22,1973 at 8:30 p.m. For the following purposes: - (1) To receive- and consider the report of the officers, .the financial •statements of the Foundation for the fiscal year ended 28 January, 1973, and the report of theuditors thereon; (11) To elect officer 2\ ' (n1). To appoint Audit (1v) To transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE URGED TO ATTEND. By Order of the Foundation Officers Dated at Seaforth, 10 may, 1973. THIS. WEEK AT THE ROYAL HOTEL MITCHELL Friday and SATURDAY In the CROWN ROOM B.C. Three's CLINTON LIONS CLUB On support of Its work with the blind) presents Goderich Little Theatre's production SPRING TONIC Directed by Marjorie Hays Dunlop at CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY MAY 22 - 23 at 8:30 p.m. ' EXCERPTS FROM WORLD'S LEADING MUSICALS featuring ALLISTAR Cast from Clinton, Blyth, Auburn, Goderich and Zurich ems. Including the Town and Country Four' of Seaforth. ADULTS $2.00 STUDENTS s 1.00 • ALL SEAT'S RESERVED • Exchange tickets available from Clinton Lions and Beecher Menxies' Law -Office, Clinton. OMITTANCE OPENS Rtsynicito 10 P•1 A011 AT 8.00 T(Aft el Act of 0N6 SNOWS ,(T.' • • START AT .2!"; DUSK ol .! dia 40704/ 5r# ea or • SPECTACULARS 51AV 110111111111111111 ger44/6" DRIVE-IN .GODERICH HWY. 8 AT CONCESSION RD. 4 PHONE 524.9981 (;) 166E1 ARTS.HAMMER PRODUCTION KIDDER HAGGARD'S Dirty Dingus Mugu ---- ... . •••• ........ ------- — -- SATURDAY MAY 19 DANCING -at 9 p.m. MUSIC BY IAN VVILBEE'S ORCHESTRA ;— Admission by ticket only — LIMITED NUMBER of TICKETS . ' AVAILABLE from MEMBERS. At $3.00 Per Couple rstiiiii=011* ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FRANK SINATRA IN LCHUEL 'FLARE OP Jim RI'DWII It SLAUGHTER He really lives up to his name! RIP TORN STELLA STEVENS Local itiefs Last Sunday, Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart attended the Baptismal Service of John David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thaytie Cassidy in Trinity United Church Ingersoll, They were also present at the family gathering for the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cassidy of Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williams and family of Guelph spent the weekend with ups. Pearl Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Don McMillan of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Win. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Green of To- ronto visited his mother, Mrs.J. Green at the home of Miss Gladys Thompson on Saturday. Mrs. John W. Bruce spent a few, days with Mr. and Mrs. FrariVEIurkeltr-Wingham-.---- Miss Mary LynnGlew, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Glew competed in 'Scottish Dancing in Brantford. She, placed 3rd 'in the Seann Pruiblis winning a bronze metal. She is the pupil of Miss Brenda Harrison of God- erich. Mary Lynn is the grand- daughter of Mrs. W. McPhail. Mr. and Mrs. John Erf. Patt- erson attended the International Square Dance Convention last week. It was held at McMaste,r Vniversity in Hamilton. Mrs. J. A. McGregor and Mrs. W. E. Butt were in Carmel Church -Hensall on Sunday ) for the bap- tism of Mrs. McGregor's great- granddaughter, Heather Victoria Judge. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J, Smale visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reynolds Jast Sunday and was also present at Elmwood Ave. ,Presbyterian Church for the christening of their-granddaugh- ter Kimberly Aim Reynolds by the Rev. D. Glenn Campbell, Min- ister. Mrs. ,D. H. Wilson has re- turned home from Jackson, Mich. where she 'spent the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clarke, who spent the winter in Arliona, U.S. called on their many friends in town before going to their cottage in Barrie Bay. Ronald MacKay of Toronto spent a few days with his sister Miss Ethel MacKay. Grade eight • holds euchre Grade eight held their euchre party at St. James School. The winners were: Grocery Draw - Mr. McQuillan, Stratford; Cake Draw-Mrs. Van G iffen; Men's High-Larry Dalton; Men's Low-Jack -Murphy; Men's High, Lone Hand-Larry Dalton;. Ladies' High-Mrs. Julia Flanni 7 fan; Ladies' Low-Mrs. J. Hine- brecht; Ladies' High, Lone Hand- Mrs. Jos. Lane. Proceeds will assist a-Grade trip to Ottawa. An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. -SMXIONAMMtr . i:."YaVAMMINE Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele and Mrs. Joseph Thornton spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. A ,speedy recovery from all her friends is extended. to Mrs. Harold (Mona) Wilson who is a patient in. Stratford GeneralHos- pital where she underwent sur- gery last Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs.iLloydE.Regele Krista, Karen and Darlene of Princeton spent Saturday after- noon with, Mr. and Mrs. Edward, Regele. Mr. Ron Foram, Karen and Bobby-of-'Blyth-visited- with Mr- and Mrs. Harold McCallum Sun- day evening. Correction The donation of 2 dinners by the commercial ,Hotel to the Hospital Auxiliary penny Sale was omitted in last week's list of winners. They were won by Mr. Wm. Chowen, Clinton. r ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL This Week The Ring Condng Neal Weals: '4 Poverty Train Matinee Saturday CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRI", MAY 18th 8:15 pm. 15 Regular Games for $10.00 THREE $25.00 GAMS — $75.00 Jackpot to Go — TWO DOOR PRIZES Admission $1.00.. 1.00 OT —Proceeds for Welfare Work-- Auspices Seaforth Branch 154, Royal Canadian Union, Sailor* Dining room open on Sontay0 from 12 noon-2 p.m. end 5 pa. to t pm. In the evening. DANCE — AUSPICES Seaforth Legion DANCE SEAFORTH ARENA Larry and the Vibrations SATURDAY, MAY 19 St. James' Bowling League idimmummlimmillimminimmilimilimimmimi, CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT and TAVERN Friday, Saturday 'THE MAITLAND TRIO' • WEDNESDAY, 23 ‘fileAvAt Come and enjoy Mothers' Day with Us. Ae Bayfield Road in Goderich' Phone 524-7711 11101111111111MfillinIMIlliMill1111111MiliiMMMIMP NOTICE. TO HOG ,PAODUCERS AND HOG TRANSPORTERS! The Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board wish to advise that the last day of operating a Marketing Yard at Clinton, Ontario, will be TUESDAY, MAY 29th, 1973 Alternate facilities have been arranged for at the HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES HENSALL, ONTARIO to commence operating on TUESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1973. and on EACH TUESDAY thereafter. Ontario Pork 'Producers' Marketing Board, 4198 Dundee Street West, A.; Toronto, Ontario TICKETS AVAILABLE IN SEAFORTH AT Stewart Bros. — The Union Expositor — Vincent 'arm Equipment Limited. ft 0